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Cole Uhland1, Armen Mousa2, Hugh Montgomery3
1Pulmonary Critical Care Fellow, Department of Medicine, Banner University Medical Center-, Tucson, AZ, United States.
Abstract:
Care of critically ill patients involves large amounts of medication, perhaps more than any other aspect of the healthcare system. This has substantial environmental impacts. This manuscript describes how the environmental impacts of medications arise along their lifecycle, how to assess those impacts, and opportunities to reduce medication environmental impact across the critical care and caring continuum. Critical care practitioners and trainees have a long career ahead of them, and should be aware of, reflect, and act to address the planetary impact of medications.
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